I think that this is making her more private to herlself because during the day she mostly only talks to her mom and Mr. and Mrs. Mancini. As well, not breathing oxygen coming directly from the trees and not seeing the world can be traumatizing. Also she got very depressed because she couldn't see her family. The good thing is that you start gaining more patience and strength because she had to wait until finally they were free. I certainly think I would get these effects, because everyone needs to socialize and run outside or change their environment. Maybe another unforseen effect could be like stop eating or loneliness. For example Anne Frank also had to live in hiding because Hitler was killing all the Jews. She suffered a lot too, and actually Anne and Anita both became "señoritas" in the stories. Anne had more space, but she didn't eat as well as Anita did. Also, Anne had to stay for a longer time hiding, but at least Anita got the wings to fly and reach freedom.
